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   By Laws of the
  German-American World Historical Society
ARTICLE I
Policy of the Society

1.  The Business and Policy of the Corporaton shall be established and
maintained as designated in the Certificate of Incorporation.

2.   The Corporation may also establish and have offices at such other place or
places as may from time to time be designated by the Board of Trustees.

  ARTICLE II
       Purposes of the Society

1.   The purpose for which the Corporation is formed are those set forth in its
Articles of Incorporation, as from time to time amended.  The Corporation is
not formed for pecuniary or financial gain, and no part of the assets, income,
or profit of the Corporation is distributable to, or inures benefit to its trustees
or officers except to the extent permitted under the New Jersey Nonprofit
Corporation Act.

2.   The Corporation may lease, and, by gift, devise or purchase, own and
operate real estate for the Corporate purposes; and the Corporation may also
solicit donations and accept money or personal property to aid in its purposes
and to maintain the same.

      ARTICLE III
        Corporate Seal

1.   The Corporation Seal shall be affixed to all Legal and Banking Documents.

         ARTICLE IV
         Members

1.   The first members of the Corporation shall consist of the members of the
original Board of Trustees of the Corporation, unless they have resigned or
their membership is otherwise terminated.  Thereafter, the eligibility and
qualifications for membership and the manner of and admission into
membership shall be prescribed by resolutions duly adopted by the Board of
Trustees.  All such resolutions or rulesand regulations relating to members
adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Corporation shall be affixed to the
By-Laws of the Corporation and shall be deemed to be a part thereof.  Such
resolutions of rules and regulations adopted by the Board of Trustees may
prescribe, with respect to all members, the amount and manner of imposing
and collecting any initiations fees, dues, or other fees, assessments, fines and
penalties, the manner of suspension or termination of membership, and for the
reinstatement of membership, and, except as may hereinafter otherwise be
provided, the rights, liabilities and other incidents of membership.


         ARTICLE V
            Board of Trustees

1.   The Board of Trustees may cause to be issued certificates, cards or other
instruments permitted by law evidencing membership in the Corporation.  
Such membership certificate, card, or other instrument. Membership
certificates, cards or other instruments, if issued, shall bear the signatures or
facsimile signatures of an officer or officers designated by the Board of
Trustees and may bear the seal of the Corporation or facsimile thereof

           Amendment 1:

The Number of Trustees have  been changed to five (3).

             Amendment 2:

Trustees shall be elected for a period of three (3) years effective immediately.

          ARTICLE VI
               Meetings of Members

1.   Annual Meeting:  The annual meeting of the members shall be held at the
principal office of the corporation or at such other place as may be specified by
the Board of Directors, on the first Monday of each year in the month in which
this Corporation's initial Certificate of Incorporation was first filed with the
Secretary of State at 10:00 A.M The Board of Trustees may change the date of
the meeting to avoid legal holidays.  The meeting will be for the purpose of
holding elections and for the transactions of such other business as may come
before the meeting.

2.   Special Meetings:   Special Meetings may be called for any purpose,
at any time, by the President or the Board of Trustees.

3.   Quorum and Voting:  A majority of the members must be present at any
meeting of the members before business may be conducted.  However, if a
quorum is not present, a majority of the members present at the meeting may
adjourn the meeting from time to time without further notice.  At all meetings,
except for the election of officers or trustees, the membership will vote by a
showing of hands.  Written ballots will be used for all elections and when
otherwise requested by a simple majority of members present.  Any member
may vote by written proxy.

4.   Action Without A Meeting:   The members may take action without a
meeting by written consent in the manner prescribed by the New Jersey
Nonprofit Corporation Act.  Such written consent or consents shall be filed
with the meetings of the corporation.

       ARTICLE VII
          Powers - Board of Trustees

1.   General Powers:   The affairs of the Corporation  shall be managed by its
Board of Trustees, which shall consist of not less than three (3) Trustees.

2.   Term of Office:   Each trustee shall hold office until his or her successor is
elected at the annual meeting of the members, and duly qualified, subject to
earlier termination by removal or resignation.  The Board shall consist of all
officers along with such other trustee position as determined by the members at
their annual meeting.

3.   Regular Meetings:   The Board of Trustees shall hold their annual meeting
immediately after and at the same time and place as the annual meeting of
members.  The Board may provide by resolution for additional regular
meetings to be held without notice except as provided by the resolution itself.

4.   Special Meetings:   The President or any two trustees may call for
special meetings of the Board and fix the time and place for said meetings.

5.   Notice:   Trustees shall be notified of any special meeting by advance notice
in writing which shall be sent by mail or personally delivered at least 10 days
before the time set for the meeting.  The notices may be sent to the addresses
as shown on the records of the Corporation.   Lack of notice is waived by
written waiver or attendance at the meeting without protest.

       ARTICLE VIII
             Officers

1.   Designation:   The Officers of the Corporation shall be a President
(Executive Vice-President), Executive Director, Vice-President,  Secretary, and
Treasurer, and such additional Officers as the Board of Trustees may from
time to time determine by resolution.  Any two or more offices may be held by
the same person, except the offices of President and Secretary.

2.   Term:   The Initial officers shall be elected by the Board of Trustees at
their organizational meeting.  Thereafter, the officers shall be elected every
three (3) years at a time and place designated by the Board of Trustees.

3.   President:   The President shall be the principal officer of the corporation
and shall supervise and control all the business and affairs of the Corporation.  
The Executive Vice-President (if appointed) shall preside at all meetings in the
absence of the President or Vice-President of the members and the Board of
Trustees.  He or she shall have all such powers as may reasonably be construed
as belonging to the chief executive of a non-profit corporation.  He is the Chief
Executive Officer and will only serve in the absence of the President or
Vice-President.  The Executive Vice-President may serve at the discression of
the President or Vice-President in the event of a re-organization of the
corporation.

4-A.   Executive Vice-President (See President):   The Office of Executive
Vice-President is a Ceremonial position. The person with this position is the
Chairperson at any public function and works to enhance the importance of the
organization in membership enrollments, and bringing to the attention of the
public the positive aspects of being a member, or the potential of advertising.

4-B.   Vice-President:   The Vice-President shall perform the duties of the
President in absence, or in  the event of the President's inability or refusal to
act.

5.  Executive Director handles all protocol of the society and the maintenance
of the website.  His duties range from Public Relations, Editorial, Advertising,
and planning.  His commitment to the website cannot be countermanded; and
he makes all decisions regarding the input into the website and/or the
newsletter.  His planning is a public relations one, and he works harmoniously
with the President or Vice-President regarding the input of the website.  He
also maintains the Email programs; advertising insertions; and photographic
insertions.  He also adds to and maintains the mailing address of the members,
and others.

6.   Secretary-General:   The Secretary shall keep the minutes and records of
the Corporation in appropriate books (looseleaf binders, etc.), see that all
notices are given in accordance with these by-laws or as provided by law,
maintain the seal of the Corporation in the absence of the Executive
Director[maintaining same in the Administrative Office]; and affix same to
corporate documents. and, in general, perform all duties incidental to the office
of Secretary and such other duties as may be assigned by the Executive
Vice-President or the Board of Trustees.

6.   Treasurer:   The Treasurer shall have charge and custody of and be
responsible for all funds and securities of the Corporation, and, in general,
perform all duties incidental to the office of Treasurer and other duties as may
be assigned by the President or Board of Trustees.

7.   Removal:   Officers or Directors may be removed by the Board of Trustees
with or without cause, by the vote of a majority of the Board of Directors. The
Executive Director, however, cannot be removed by the Trustees or
the President.  His position is Autonomous.

8.   Vacancies:   Vacancies may be filled at any meeting of the Board
of Trustees.  Each officer shall remain in office until his or her successor is
elected and qualifies, subject to earlier termination by removal or resignation.


ARTICLE IX
 Committees

1.   The Board of Trustees may, by resolution adopted by a majority  of the
entire Board, establish committees of two or more trustees to conduct the
management of the Corporation.  Other committees shall be established
consisting of members of the Corporation, but may not exercise the authority of
the Board of Trustees in the management of the Corporation.  All committees
shall function in accordance with the rules and procedures established by the
Board of Trustees.

ARTICLE X
Amendments

These by-laws may be altered, amended or repealed, or new by-laws adopted,
by the affirmative vote of a majority of the Board of Trustees at any regular or
special meeting of the Board, provided that notice of the intended alteration or
amendments be included  in the notice of the meeting given to the trustees
pursuant to these by-laws.  Any by-laws adopted, amended, repealed or
reinstated, as appropriate, by the Board of Trustees, unless the resolution  
adopted by the members in respect to such by-laws expressly reserves to the
members the right to alter, amend, repeal or reinstate it, as appropriate.

   ARTICLE XI
     Dissolution

Dissolution of the German-American World Historical Society, Inc.

Upon dissolution  of the German-American World Historical Society, Inc. any
remaining physical assets acquired by the organizaton will be sold.   The
monies from this and any monies remaining in the Organization Treasury shall
be donated to the Fritz Reuter Altenheim a 501 (c) 3 Corporation, located at
3161 Kennedy Boulevard, North Bergen, New Jersey 07047.

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About Us, Usw
An American Not-For-Profit Society
Founded in North Bergen, New Jersey in 2003
German-American World Advocacy Project
Created By:
Johannes Rammund De Balliel-Lawrora
circa - 1972 / Re-established 2003
Email:  johannes@gawhs.org
             Lebenslauf
            Frederick H. W. Hansen
               President / Allgemeiner Verwalter

       Frederick Herman William Hansen was born in Ridgewood, New York on
December 6, 1942.  He was raised there and graduated from P.S. 93 and Grover
Cleveland High School.  He continues to reside in Ridgewood.  Fred attended Long
Island University where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1964 and a
Master of Business Administration degree from the Graduate  School in 1967.  He
also studied education at the City College of New York.  He was a certified
teacher for the New York City Board of Education for 34 years.  He retired in  
July of 2000.
      Fred Hansen's association with the German-American Community goes back
to the late 1940's, when he became an active singer in the Brooklyn Knaben and
Maedchen Chor.  At the same time, Fred was enrolled in 1947 as a student in the
Sunday School and German School of the Deutsche Evangelisch Lutherische Zions
Kirche in Brooklyn Heights, New York, where he was baptised in 1943.  He was
confirmed into the Lutheran faith in the High German Language in 1956.  Today
he serves as president of the congregation.  Fred is the President and the
Algemeiner Verwalter of the German-American World Historical Society,  Inc.,
presently headquartered in New Jersey, but the society also has national
aspirations and welcomes others to form chapters under the direction of the New
Jersey based organization.
      Fred learned the Plattduetsche language from his parents and grandmother
who originated from the city of Cuxhaven in Germany, and over the many years
when he attended the Plattduetsche Volksfest and other functions in Schuetzen
Park, North Bergen, New Jersey and Franklin Square, Long Island, New York.
      Fred maintains membership and is an officer or Honorary President in many
German-American organizations.  These include the Steinauer Club, New York
Schuetzen Corps, Reinischer Saengerbund - New York, Schuetzen Park, Inc. (a
catering facility and home to many German-American organizations), Cuxhavener
K-U Verein, Bremervoerder Maenner Chor, Bederkesa'er Club, Plattduetsche
Theater Gruppe both in New York and Brooklyn.  He is a long-time delegate to
the Plattduetsche Volksfest-Vereen of Brooklyn and Vicinity.  He served the
Plattduetsche Volksfest-Vereen of New York and New Jersey as President in
1979-80 and 1984-85.  He is currently a very active Honorary President.  Fred also
was President of the Fritz Reuter Altenheim  (Continuing Care Retirement
Community) in North Bergen, New Jersey from  1987-91.  During that period a
nine million dollar Independent Living Building was added to the facility.  Fred is
currently Honorary President and Chairman of t\he House.  He is also a Life
Member and Delegate to the Plattduetsche Home Society in Franklin Square, New
York.
      He also has done much to maintain the German culture in America.  He is the
Recording Secretary of the German-American Steuben Parade Committee of New
York; and is a Director  of the German-American Committee of Greater New
York.  He is also a member of the German Society of the City of New York.  Fred
is a founding member, Director and Recording Secretary of the United
German-American Committee of the U.S.A. Inc. This organization has recently
achieved its goal of opening an  office in  Washington, D.C.  Fred was honored with
the Founders Award at the annual Council of 1000 Banquet held at Schuetzen  
Park, North Bergen, New Jersey in 2005.  The German-American Committee of
the U.S.A. Inc. has also opened a three story Cultural Center in Washington, D.C.
       Fred is also well-known in the Federal Republic of Germany.  He is an
Honorary Member of the Plattduetsche Kring-Bremen, Plattduetsche Verein
Bremen Neustadt, Uralte Gilde St. Polyc arpus (Delmenhorst, Schuetzen Corps of
Ottersberg, Lamstedt, Bedekesa and Medebach.  He is also a member of the
Shooting Clubs of Armstorf, Lilienthal and Beverstedt.
      Fred has and continues to be of assistance to many German groups and
organizations in connection with their visits to the United States.
      Fred was honored in 2004 with the German-American Friendship award of the
Federal Republic of Germany, thus helping to strengthen  the ties between
America and Germany.
      Mr. Hansen speaks, reads and writes fluent High German and Plattduetsch.
           Lebenslauf
          Frederick H. W. Hansen
             President / Allgemeiner Verwalter

     Frederick Herman William Hansen was born in Ridgewood, New York on
December 6, 1942.  He was raised there and graduated from P.S. 93 and Grover
Cleveland High School.  He continues to reside in Ridgewood.  Fred attended Long
Island University where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1964 and a
Master of Business Administration degree from the Graduate  School in 1967.  He
also studied education at the City College of New York.  He was a certified
teacher for the New York City Board of Education for 34 years.  He retired in  
July of 2000.
    Fred Hansen's association with the German-American Community goes back to
the late 1940's, when he became an active singer in the Brooklyn Knaben and
Maedchen Chor.  At the same time, Fred was enrolled in 1947 as a student in the
Sunday School and German School of the Deutsche Evangelisch Lutherische Zions
Kirche in Brooklyn Heights, New York, where he was baptised in 1943.  He was
confirmed into the Lutheran faith in the High German Language in 1956.  Today
he serves as president of the congregation.  Fred is the President and the
Algemeiner Verwalter of the German-American World Historical Society,  Inc.,
presently headquartered in New Jersey, but the society also has national
aspirations and welcomes others to form chapters under the direction of the New
Jersey based organization.
    Fred learned the Plattduetsche language from his parents and grandmother who
originated from the city of Cuxhaven in Germany, and over the many years when
he attended the Plattduetsche Volksfest and other functions in Schuetzen Park,
North Bergen, New Jersey and Franklin Square, Long Island, New York.
    Fred maintains membership and is an officer or Honorary President in many
German-American organizations.  These include the Steinauer Club, New York
Schuetzen Corps, Reinischer Saengerbund - New York, Schuetzen Park, Inc. (a
catering facility and home to many German-American organizations), Cuxhavener
K-U Verein, Bremervoerder Maenner Chor, Bederkesa'er Club, Plattduetsche
Theater Gruppe both in New York and Brooklyn.  He is a long-time delegate to
the Plattduetsche Volksfest-Vereen of Brooklyn and Vicinity.  He served the
Plattduetsche Volksfest-Vereen of New York and New Jersey as President in
1979-80 and 1984-85.  He is currently a very active Honorary President.  Fred also
was President of the Fritz Reuter Altenheim  (Continuing Care Retirement
Community) in North Bergen, New Jersey from  1987-91.  During that period a
nine million dollar Independent Living Building was added to the facility.  Fred is
currently Honorary President and Chairman of t\he House.  He is also a Life
Member and Delegate to the Plattduetsche Home Society in Franklin Square, New
York.
    He also has done much to maintain the German culture in America.  He is the
Recording Secretary of the German-American Steuben Parade Committee of New
York; and is a Director  of the German-American Committee of Greater New
York.  He is also a member of the German Society of the City of New York.  Fred
is a founding member, Director and Recording Secretary of the United
German-American Committee of the U.S.A. Inc. This organization has recently
achieved its goal of opening an  office in  Washington, D.C.  Fred was honored with
the Founders Award at the annual Council of 1000 Banquet held at Schuetzen  
Park, North Bergen, New Jersey in 2005.  The German-American Committee of
the U.S.A. Inc. has also opened a three story Cultural Center in Washington, D.C.
     Fred is also well-known in the Federal Republic of Germany.  He is an
Honorary Member of the Plattduetsche Kring-Bremen, Plattduetsche Verein
Bremen Neustadt, Uralte Gilde St. Polyc arpus (Delmenhorst, Schuetzen Corps of
Ottersberg, Lamstedt, Bedekesa and Medebach.  He is also a member of the
Shooting Clubs of Armstorf, Lilienthal and Beverstedt.
    Fred has and continues to be of assistance to many German groups and
organizations in connection with their visits to the United States.
    Fred was honored in 2004 with the German-American Friendship award of the
Federal Republic of Germany, thus helping to strengthen  the ties between
America and Germany.
    Mr. Hansen speaks, reads and writes fluent High German and Plattduetsch.
               Lebenslauf
              Frederick H. W. Hansen
               President / Allgemeiner Verwalter

     Frederick Herman William Hansen was born in Ridgewood, New York on
December 6, 1942.  He was raised there and graduated from P.S. 93 and Grover
Cleveland High School.  He continues to reside in Ridgewood.  Fred attended Long
Island University where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1964 and a
Master of Business Administration degree from the Graduate  School in 1967.  He
also studied education at the City College of New York.  He was a certified
teacher for the New York City Board of Education for 34 years.  He retired in  
July of 2000.
    Fred Hansen's association with the German-American Community goes back to
the late 1940's, when he became an active singer in the Brooklyn Knaben and
Maedchen Chor.  At the same time, Fred was enrolled in 1947 as a student in the
Sunday School and German School of the Deutsche Evangelisch Lutherische Zions
Kirche in Brooklyn Heights, New York, where he was baptised in 1943.  He was
confirmed into the Lutheran faith in the High German Language in 1956.  Today
he serves as president of the congregation.  Fred is the President and the
Algemeiner Verwalter of the German-American World Historical Society,  Inc.,
presently headquartered in New Jersey, but the society also has national
aspirations and welcomes others to form chapters under the direction of the New
Jersey based organization.
    Fred learned the Plattduetsche language from his parents and grandmother who
originated from the city of Cuxhaven in Germany, and over the many years when
he attended the Plattduetsche Volksfest and other functions in Schuetzen Park,
North Bergen, New Jersey and Franklin Square, Long Island, New York.
    Fred maintains membership and is an officer or Honorary President in many
German-American organizations.  These include the Steinauer Club, New York
Schuetzen Corps, Reinischer Saengerbund - New York, Schuetzen Park, Inc. (a
catering facility and home to many German-American organizations), Cuxhavener
K-U Verein, Bremervoerder Maenner Chor, Bederkesa'er Club, Plattduetsche
Theater Gruppe both in New York and Brooklyn.  He is a long-time delegate to
the Plattduetsche Volksfest-Vereen of Brooklyn and Vicinity.  He served the
Plattduetsche Volksfest-Vereen of New York and New Jersey as President in
1979-80 and 1984-85.  He is currently a very active Honorary President.  Fred also
was President of the Fritz Reuter Altenheim  (Continuing Care Retirement
Community) in North Bergen, New Jersey from  1987-91.  During that period a
nine million dollar Independent Living Building was added to the facility.  Fred is
currently Honorary President and Chairman of t\he House.  He is also a Life
Member and Delegate to the Plattduetsche Home Society in Franklin Square, New
York.
    He also has done much to maintain the German culture in America.  He is the
Recording Secretary of the German-American Steuben Parade Committee of New
York; and is a Director  of the German-American Committee of Greater New
York.  He is also a member of the German Society of the City of New York.  Fred
is a founding member, Director and Recording Secretary of the United
German-American Committee of the U.S.A. Inc. This organization has recently
achieved its goal of opening an  office in  Washington, D.C.  Fred was honored with
the Founders Award at the annual Council of 1000 Banquet held at Schuetzen  
Park, North Bergen, New Jersey in 2005.  The German-American Committee of
the U.S.A. Inc. has also opened a three story Cultural Center in Washington, D.C.
     Fred is also well-known in the Federal Republic of Germany.  He is an
Honorary Member of the Plattduetsche Kring-Bremen, Plattduetsche Verein
Bremen Neustadt, Uralte Gilde St. Polyc arpus (Delmenhorst, Schuetzen Corps of
Ottersberg, Lamstedt, Bedekesa and Medebach.  He is also a member of the
Shooting Clubs of Armstorf, Lilienthal and Beverstedt.
    Fred has and continues to be of assistance to many German groups and
organizations in connection with their visits to the United States.
    Fred was honored in 2004 with the German-American Friendship award of the
Federal Republic of Germany, thus helping to strengthen  the ties between
America and Germany.
    Mr. Hansen speaks, reads and writes fluent High German and Plattduetsch.
                Lebenslauf
Johannes Rammund De Balliel-Lawrora
       Author - Treasurer - Executive Director
           Webmaster - Research Engineer

           About the Author

      Author De Balliel-Lawrora Provides an Honest Look Into The Events At The End
of the Second World War.  Discover The Other Side of the Story: What Happened To
The Germans After The War

North Bergen, NJ – (Available Now!) – The atrocities committed in relation to the
Second World War did not end with the surrender of Germany; in fact, many innocent,
non-combatant Germans experienced their own torment after hostilities had ceased.
These stories are brought to light in Johannes Rammund De Balliel-Lawrora’s
documentary book The Myriad Chronicles.  De Balliel-Lawrora rehashes the
expulsions, after-war tragedies that confronted the nation, the treatment of German
prisoners of war, and the enforcement of the Morgenthau Plan and the Benés decrees
regarding the mass murders of over two million citizens in his new book.
     Most of the world’s population, including the Germans, did not know what happened
to the civilians and combatant Germans after the war. There were internment camps
for Germans and German-Americans, the expulsion of ethnic
Germans from their homes, torture, rape, and murder of innocent women and children,
and the inhumane treatment of more than a million German prisoners of war. The
majority of Germans were unaware of what the National Socialists did
while they were in power; and less than 1% of the population of the German Reich
were Nazis. This book is not meant to single out the individuals behind these atrocities,
but rather, to bring to light the truth that most individuals are ignorant of.  De Balliel-
Lawrora presents an honest documentary that offers clarity, reality and truth to people
of all ethnicities and nationalities. For more information on this book, log on to www.
Xlibris.com.
     De Balliel-Lawrora was born in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1926.  His Prussian-
German grandparents raised him, and his first language was German.  He is a true
survivor having been a victim of two debilitating diseases while he was still an infant.  A
product of the Jersey City school system, beginning at the A. Harry Moore School for
Crippled Children and then attending several schools of Higher Learning, he went on to
take course-work  in health science, hospital and Nursing Home Administration.  He
then went to Denver, Colorado, where he studied Criminal Psychology and related
courses.
     Later on he excelled in touch typing on manual typewriters,
electric typewriters, and electronic memory word processing machines.  Upon the
advent of the personal computer, he excelled in computer science; worldwide and
universal research; and various types of promotional literature, utilizing a number of
programs. .  As a professional résumé writer, cover letters, theses, and informational
projects, his diligence gave credence to the many people of all ages and ethnic
backgrounds that he assisted...In farming and animal husbandry, he perfected himself at
a grain farm in Page, North Dakota, where, because of the dry climate there, he was
also cured of a childhood ear infection that caused him to take nine years of lip-
reading.  The climate in Page miraculously cured him, and his hearing returned.  He is a
devout Roman Catholic.

In many instances in later life, he became self-taught at many industrial projects;
whereas for nine years after retirement, he professionally taught computer
applications, utilizing WordPerfect, Microsoft word, Excel, and power point.  As a
proficient letter writer, he also became an accomplished website creator.  He is an
accomplished researcher in ancient, medieval and modern history; especially on
German, Germanic and Teutonic history, which he researched and corrected
inaccuracies in reports contrived in the twentieth century.  He is also a recent author
(The Myriad Chronicles) published in May 2010 which wrote about the expulsions and
inhuman deeds that were contrived by liars and truth manipulators.  At several positions
in his earlier life he became an advocate of employee’s and patients rights  in a
Chiropractic Hospital in Denver, Colorado;  and employees rights at Custom Brokerage
Houses in New York City; and various other companies in New York City; Denver,
Colorado; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

From 1953 to the present he became an officer of numerous German societies, including
the Plattduetsche Volksfest-Vereen of NY & NJ, who honored him in 1999 for his
dedication and devotion to the German-American community.  Retiring in 2001, he
moved into the Fritz Reuter Altenheim Continuous Care Retirement Community. He
lives there with his lovely wife of 49 years, Elsie Adelheidi (Gakstetter) Lawrora. He
has been the Executive Director of the German-American World Historical Society
since 2003, and has been active in the General Frederick von Steuben German-
American Day Parade in New York City for more than fifty years.   

He has also been the Co-Chair of the Little Miss Schuetzen Park Beauty Pageant since
1966.  In the past, Mr. De Balliel-Lawrora was the editor of Dee Eekboom (The
Oaktree) and the German-American World Newspapers from 1972 – 1982; and Public
Relations Director of America’s Oberammergau Passion Play at the Park Theatre,
Union City, NJ from 1969 to 1982.  

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